24 Castle Street, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT27 4XD

Terraced three-bay three-storey rendered former townhouse, built c.1712. Rectangular on plan, facing northwest with flat-roofed single-storey extension, and three arches to the ground floor incorporating a two-bay shopfront and a carriage arch giving access to the church yard. Pitched synthetic slate roof, synthetic ridge tiles, redbrick chimneystack abutting adjacent stack to east, west chimneystack removed and a further redbrick chimneystack rising from the rear elevation. Cast-iron guttering on iron drive-through brackets to convex rendered eaves, cast-iron round guttering. Painted ruled-and-lined rendered walling, with ground floor divided into three rusticated stone arches. Square-headed window openings, flush reveals and painted masonry sills. Timber sash windows, 3/3 to second floor, 6/6 to first floor, no horns, some cylinder glass. Three-bay three-storey front elevation with three painted rusticated stone arches dividing the ground floor, having corresponding piers and impost mouldings. The west arch incorporates a square-headed carriage arch with iron gates and an iron shield to the arch above. The arch contains two Tudor-style timber supports, dated to c.1960. Two-bay shopfront has twentieth century full-height aluminium-framed shop display window to the centre bay and aluminium-framed glazed door and sidelights to the east bay. East elevation abutted by No.26. Three-bay three-storey rear elevation abutted by flat-roofed single-storey extension, c.1950. 6-pane timber casement windows to second floor, replacement timber casement windows to first floor. Access to the upper floors is via a steel bridge built over the extension with hardwood glazed door to the first floor landing. Roof Synthetic slate/tilee RWG Cast-iron Walling Painted ruled-and-lined render Windows timber sash